영어에서 Cohorts 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Each year saw three different cohorts of 30 students commence their studies.
For in-depth coursework and networking opportunities, all cohorts join together for three residential sessions.
design and description of study cohorts and patients.
It was to work with 3,000 offenders split into three cohorts of 1,000 each.
Looking back at the studies used to approve the drug in the late 1990s, we see small cohorts, unstudied factors of immunity,
Cohorts are comprised of diverse individuals with a wide variety of educational and professional backgrounds, exposing students in the program to valuable networks that extend far beyond the classroom.-.
In both cohorts, reading independently,
When Darnley and some cohorts murdered her private secretary and friend, David Rizzio,(who Darnley was jealous of, with rumors that Rizzio was the real father of Mary's child) right before her eyes, it was clear the honeymoon was over.
And quickly identified that some new levels integrated early(Level 5 and level 7) in the game were so difficult that users from new cohorts left the game after only a couple of minutes.
a range of flexible delivery options, and one of the most internationally diverse cohorts in Australia.
the SWOG team conducted the S0424 trial, which studied 981 patients newly diagnosed with stage I, II or III NSCLC, and grouped them into 4 cohorts based on sex and smoking history.
Moreover, CPE is situated in the University Medical Center Groningen(UMCG), which means that you can benefit from a unique and interesting clinical setting and a unique availability of large data cohorts.
For example, a series of studies from researchers at Harvard and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute- using the same large cohorts as the June 2016 JAMA Oncology study- have pointed to specific biological factors that may influence its preventive potential.
These generation cohorts tend to exhibit an orientation to life that has been(or is)
For example, a series of studies from researchers at Harvard and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute-using the same large cohorts as the June 2016 JAMA Oncology study-have pointed to specific biological factors that may influence its preventive potential.
You must never engage with the spirit of Jezebel, because if you do, she will destroy you, just as she has done those cohorts of hers.
if entry is unrestricted by law, but there are fewer firms in an industry than Caplan and his cohorts think there should be.
This is rather rich considering that the last time such an invasion took place, in 1950, Cliff and his cohorts capitulated to the U.S. and British imperialists by refusing to defend North Korea, marking their definitive break from Trotskyism.
The US Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission proved beyond all reasonable doubts that Western Union actually looked the other way while scammers used its service to transfer huge amounts of money to cohorts in other countries, with Americans being
The importance of families is the central value on which both of the great social cohorts in America agree,